2017 Map of Miller Mountain West

About this map

Boise National Forest dominates this landscape along the boundary of Valley and Boise Counties, where a complex network of forest service roads and spurs provides access to the high backcountry. The drainage system is defined by major waterways like the North Fork Payette River and Long Creek, which are fed by numerous smaller streams including Whitehawk Cr and Big Spruce Creek. The terrain is shaped by prominent high points and divides, notably the expansive Deadwood Ridge and Miller Mountain. This 2017 survey details the infrastructure of the modern forest management era, mapping out the Lowman-Bear Valley road and a series of specialized routes such as the Park Creek Spur and Blacks Creek Spur that navigate the ridges and valleys between Stevens Point and Kirkham Ridge.